> if flaky and half-baked (it reminds me of systemd in that way) In 2025, is systemd still considered "flaky and half-baked"? As I understand, the "init.d war

> if flaky and half-baked (it reminds me of systemd in that way) In 2025, is systemd still considered "flaky and half-baked"? As I understand, the "init.d war" was lost; systemd is the clear winner on Linux and continues to improve. That said, lots of good developers died on that hill.